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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-31
Catarr'll.

Have you awakened from q disturbed sleep with
all the horrible sensations OF an assassin clutchiny
your throat and pressing the lifc-brrath from your
frightened ches,G Have you noticed the lauguor
and debility that succeed the effort to clear Your
throa, and head o! this catarrhal matter? whs, a
depressing influence It exer,s upon the mind,
~clouding the memory and filling the head wi.hrains
and stranSe noises! How difficult It is to rid the
nasal passages, throat and lungs o.! this poisonous
mucus al can testify who arc Afflicted with ca,arrh.
How difficult, TO protect the system asiInst It's fur.
Their progress towards the lungs. liver and kidneys,
all physicians will admit. II is 4 terrible disease
and cries out for relief and cure.
The rmarknble curative powers, when all other
remedies utterly full, OF SanfOrd'S Radical curr
are Attcsted by thousands who gratciulIy recon-.
mend II 10 lcl!Ow-suiieicrs. No sRtencut IA made
regarding II that cannot DO kubstaItiated BY thr
most respectable a"d reliable references,
Ench packet contairs one bottle OF Tho RndJca,
Cure. Que box OF Catarrhal Solvent and m i'm.
proved inhaler, with treatise and dircctluls, and
Is sold by all druggists for 81 OO. '
p0rrER DRUG N CHEMICAL Co, Boston.
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TIE Now Penn Mutual building Asgo.
ciation will meet thiH Thur1lRy evening to
elect - board Of directors, adopt their con.
Bti;ulioTU, pny entrance fvus and %lrnnaacl
nny other bueinUaE Gubmiltci TO the utock.
hOldcrn. All persona aro Holicitod to come
and subscribe for stock. Room No. 3,
1913 Market street,
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Col. George l. PcGton, IN well known in
connection for many ytars with the cor
duct Of the GiccLbrieE WA.i.u Sulphur
SPRING., lately, with several m6orialrs,
purchagri the famous l;7u6nfit:" .hluia
Springs, to which hRa bacn added hy uur.
chaae recently the Jordan Alum EprIrgg,
adjoining. The two nov united will ba
continued CD a summer resort under Col.
f'eytnn'D management.
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Andrew Gillespie, a son Of Mira. Gi!lcs.
pic, Il widow, who resides in Alloy 10, in
thiu city. was eliot at l'ittAbuIsh Saturday
night. \ street fight between a black
maj and II This man was in prosresq
when Gillesptp passed, and tho colored
man firing nj his antagonist, missed him
audhhot Gillespie. Billy Scott, Colored, was
arreEtei On the charge Of Hing tho shot. II
w~ believed at !!ret tina; Gilieqpie wonld
die, hut " telegram received By bia mother
yesterday conveyed the pleasing intoili.
gpnCe tlAt no 10 in ~ lair way to recover,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-31

Tribe with any Throat or Lung Diaeaqe,
II you hNve n C0ngll or Cold, or tho chill.
d:rn Gro threatened with Group OF
Wit0oping Cough, uso Aukcr's Eng!isll
Remedy and prevent further trouble. 1t
10 u positive cure, md wo guarantee 1t.
Price 10 aud Doc. Logan ( 20. and O.
Mcnkemeller. @
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PROPOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
OFFICE or THE CRY WATER In

UH"VF 'NINEEl WATkk TNkRN
soo,o, nhkkllSG. ". ' March ~, 1877,
mil nET'tu t,ofNsslS Will he received nj Mis- nitr,
nH", AlIii ! nGri, a, u O'Clock ~. Tor the furnish.
~ WIG ueiifcty u. ".SS audi very point rr0uInSi
n,t tmuTIsy, rom Lime TO time ~ tho same shall Il,
vnHIns March 81, l&S. Of all The INN rsstirsss
W" nnay DO relu!rd for the Water Works and
]c ss,siEr "Stss service Of the city. irrludins The
PIt,s' Stop ccks and I'M hytnn,s, '""h """'
AZ castings arc TO bc Of tho best quality Of INN.
,haly eonplnicd and ready for use, and sInhirrt' y, !,
NAV iMo approval O. the Superintendent Of The Mater
Iu rsSpnh,s 70 be endorsed Proposals for Cn,t.
'"SS ald addressed 10 the undersigned. ;" >"'
ny ories Of the Board,
~sf II. L. WILKINSON, scc'v.
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WE have Just received Il full line Of
SPRlNG UIEltGATI>GS, and nre In
daily receipt OF the iGtcs; Novelties in
Spring SuiIings.
Also, on hand handsome line of Neck.
wear md Gcntlcmrn's furnishing tunds,
e. HESS L SONS,
No. 1921 Market Street.
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RESPONSIVENESS Of The INTELLI.
GENCER changing their residence
should leave their new address nj this
office 10 insure the prompt delivery of
the paper.
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hlnnY

Oh tho good thingn Of this life are por.
rowiully let alone oil account OF pyupep.
aia. AGker'G Dyspnpaia Tablets will cure
%DyBpepSin, Indigestion and Constipation ;
sold on n positive guarantee at - and 90
ccNLr, by Logan Il Go. and q. Menkc.
mollcr. .
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I.ost-B!GcE Newfoundland TuP.
For Sa!e--SecOnd. hand safe.
Wgntel-BoIft aud Ln5gtGg.
For R~euI-ROOms formerly occupied By ". F
Peterson.
Gas GlObes-EwIRg Bios.
Tarraat'S Scli2cE A]peTicu:.
To House cicaaGTs-K Il. Lis.
New Mall E~icyclGS-Insc " &c.
Baltimore d O2!o Ka!IIDld Time T%Gbit-Th!rd
page.
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The Melville sisterg and their dramatic
company drew a fair audience at the mat.
inee yesterday. when 1.-THE Oc.oroon," BY
Boucicault, YVES given. Tine attendance
last night was larger, the gallery being
crowded end q good audience downstairs.
Barley Campbsll's comedy, divorce"
vas given in good style. Tonight the
drama will be the same authors most in.
teresting play. 1.-THE Galley Slave" Seats
can be secured in advance at Sheib'a mu-
sic store.
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Mrs. ZglGENfgIEER hM removed inc.
lcd Cream Saloon and Confectionery to
No. l"-9 Market Street, whore Bhe 10 now
prepared to serve her customers In the
best style. Ice Cronm IafIors are nov
open.
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for comfort and wear are unexcelled. We
carry q large line OF them. in eentlemen's
shoes Of all grades. Call and examine
them. ]. ". AMIcH.
lli3 Main street,
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WAEnIsG7oS, D. C., March 3I-For Vest
Virginia and Wcb:GrD Pennsylvania, ligh;
rainH, colder wiads, ELii.irg to north.
WpgtpFty
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MEs MlHA NErEE, the German pootcsg,
dyes, cleans md cnria ostrich frathefs in
the best manner No. 81 Twelfth street.
TTlg
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GENERAL NOTICES,
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS,

Noscs Y hereby given to the holders of bond, n
viii ~ t ms "a uiiHSS Co., Martins Ferry. O., that
nnnh presentation. on the ilIs. day Of Anil ~
after that date. oN"' h''ercsI
wuvr,,x, ~ !, JOSEPH sEypOLD. Trustee.
: ~, mater ~, I'M, mtltp
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Oar opening Of Pattern lIa:a ard Bon
neth tHEce place on lucadny, April D.
A. l.. RICE Il Go.
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AS reported by Christian SChacHf, Lfa2,
gist, Opera HOUSE c3:nrr, yesterday:
TAM. gA.H. y 4. FIN
10 81" q; - a.
Wcather-FRir.
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4. l.. RICE Il co.


We extend q general invitation 10 the
Ladies TO attend OUr Opening Of Pat.
tern Hnis and Bonnets on Tuesday, April
D, ut which lime We will have On *.
hibitiOn the largest ana choicest c0Ilec.
tiOn Of High Art Millinery ever Shown
In this city. 4. l.. RICE \ 20.
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A Chicago Man Marrird-pcrsonal and Con.
oral News Notes.
A good many families are already mov-
ING
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The Grand Commsndery knights Temp.
lar Oi the State will NEE. in Charleston OIL
the 18th OF May. Kannwha C~ommandcry
will entertain them with q banquet at
Hotel l~tniincT. Tho two Wheeling com
m.ndcriCa will be largely represented,
Many distinguished Tamplars from o!har
StHt'l vii be present, ard M ~cx,enaivn
preparations viii be MADE jar their recap.
ton, tie Allir siIi lie Il grand one.
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C~oNdREssMAN M~urcnLRl, Of pennsyl.
yania, publicly endorses Red Star Cough
Cure.
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HoT water,-careless nurse,-chili ecald.
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l LONG FELT WANT.
Robert Luke

, naM secmnu a tr.t class man Ms adsIvcr ia, n s,rcc
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Vices can telephone TO No. l9ior tho McilSi nis her
liS VIII meet all Of the trains on this siGe 'e Of n,
WY mr.?
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PHEASANT when your cold go2H. Rcd
Star Cough Core drives it away. No mar.
cGiiCg.
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CALL on NJ. Neuer, practical Optician,
No. 81 Twelfth street ios your epec,acles.
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From Secretary of State and Insurance Commissioner Of Vermont,
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bargains in Dry Goods nj L, S. Good& Co.'S
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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-12-03
Erin Items.

To the Chronicle.
The lately retired editor is teaching school
at Arlington.
On last Sunday evening, at the residence of
Gen. W. j. Bfoaddus, Mr.. Jno. w. Kirby was
married to Miss Emily Marshall, Gen. b. Of
nciating. The bride is cousin OF Mrs. b.,
and very amiable lady.
Captain Ed Partridge OF the Central Hotel,
Is reported in critical condition, having
been down with pneumonia for several
weeks.
Mr.. Walter Brigham, clerk with Harris 4
Buquo, is at his fathers having lately been
sick at the Central Hotel, but improving now.
A protracied meeting is going on at the
@. p. church. This is the third week OF its
progress and without signs Of abatement yet.
several ministers in attencaacc.
Mr.v.R Harris has several hands digging for
iron ore, and has ordered an anger 10 facilitate
exploraticss for whatever may be concealed
beneath the surlace-be 1t coal, gas, or any
thing else.
Christmas goods are being displayed for the
trade by some OF the merchants.
Mr.. j. X. Atkins visited Paris a few days
ago. No cards for q wedding yet,
Erin, Tenn, December ..
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-12-03
Law AND FACTS.
How the Monkey Hops Around the Courts
Grimes Attended to-Real Estate
Sold or Snapped Marriage
Licenses Issued, Etc.

The jury who for several days has been en-
gagged on the case OF w. d, Whitfield, charged
with the murder OF Alex. Taylor. colored at
st. Bethlehem returned a verdict OF not guilty
and the prisoner was discharged.S
The newt cases set for trial are Charles Ken
nedy ana Abe Thompson, forkilling Mitchell
Seat, at Mosrley's FIJI.
Other proceedings consisted of: Lewis Mar
tn, attempt to poison three years Baker
Grimes, carrying pistol, not guilty; Tandy
Brim, assault with intent to kill, eight months
in work house John Wootten, grand larceny,
three years IL penitentiary Il. ID. Henderson,
carrying pistol, one cent and costs; Frank
Dunlop, forgery, three years.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
r. II. Ogburn to @. Michigan, u acres District
No. Z, $3.50.
g. u. Bowling TO ]. M. Quarles. Trus., house
ami lot In District No. IL, $500.
G. r. Atkins to q. r. Wood, lot In District
No. II, $500.
l.. WE'LL 10 W. Grant, lot in Dist. No. ., $3.50.
LICENSED TO WE'D.
The following white persons were granted
marriage licenses since our last issue:
r.. M. Herndon and Rosa b. Skipworth.
j. NJ. Roberts and Alkaline Oldham.
w. q. Higgins and Sadie III. Peacher.
Abner Pool and Edna Moss
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-12-03
HOUSE OF CORNELIUS
REREMovED TO GORGEOUS NEW
QUARTERS.
The Finest Stove and Tinware Store in
This Part Of Tennessee, Located on
the North Side Of Franklin
Street.

The general shifting of old firms
into now quarters that has been going
on in GAINESVILLE for some weeks Is
something wonderful to be told, and
to persons we'll acquainted with the
geography of the city, who have been
away month or two, the many
changes that have recently taken
place will be like magic when they
visit the city again. The old and
well established stove and tinware
house of Messrs. G. Michigan & Co. is
among the latest to shift quarters, as
it has just removed 'front.' the old place
next the CHRONICLE, office, to the
building recently occupied by Coul-
ter Brothers as a dry goods store, on
the north side OF Franklin street be-
tween Public Square and First.
THE NEW BUILDING
is q spacious one twenty-five by one
hundred and twenty feet, and three
stories high. 1t is splendidly
adapted to the business it is now
used for, and the firm has a fine
stock Of stoves of all kinds, sizes,
shapes and patterns. The stock of
tinware and house furnishing goods
on hand is complete in every respec
and the facilities for doing all kinds
of tin work, such as roofing, gutter
ing, spouting, etc, are not surpassed
in the State. The new store is taste
fully arranged in every department
and the lights furnished by the win
dows and plate gla doors give the
premises an unusually cheerful ap
pearance. The old name, "The
House of Cornelius which was es-
tablished years ago has been con
veyed to the new house and will fol
low the firm forever. Persons from
distance who visit GAINESVILLE be
tween now and the holidays as vel
as at any time thereafter will always
meet with a hearty greeting at the
hands of Cornelius Michigan and Pat
rick L. Kirby who comprise the firm
and who do their own clerical, .as
well as other work.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-12-03
clarksviile Tobacco Market.

CLARKsvILLE, Tenn, Dec. 2, 1887.
"The boys" keep things lively at the Board
and have moved prices up another peg. TIE
country movement last week clearly fore
Swallowed very high prices next year for the
new crop, and equally demonstrates that
every hogshead of old tobacco on the market
is cheap at any price II can now be obtained
at. The old crop is better in quality than the
new and is now selling on the breaks at iull
three cents below current prices for new
tobacco. According TO the figures given by
the Courer-JourDal, the manufacturers will
this Winter have TO commence mixing our
tobaccos with Burleys, and by Summer time
be one 10 two hundred per cent. higher than
now What does the "Old MAN. say Sales
for the week may touch 500 hogsheads, and
WI utlafQ.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-12-03
TOBACCO.
THE PRECIOUS AMERICAN PLANT
IN CHINA.
News OF the Leaf From far and Near-
An Aged Sample The Local Market
Report, With Latest Quotations
in the Clarksville Market.

Sit CO greatly improved facilities have been
made for shipping American tobacco into
the celestial Dominions II Il learned that the
Chinese have invented and extensively use a
handsome little water pipe made entirely Of
brass or silver IL is all In one piece except
the bowl and neck which Is merely a tube
with an upper chamber for the Tobacco. The
merest pinch Of long cut tobacco flis the
bowl, and one fllng Is only expected to pro-
vide one or two whlffs. The body OF the pipe
contains neat compartment for tobacco.
THE long, claw like nails OF the Celestial are
used In reaching this little box for a pinch
OF tobacco ms dlfty as q pair of tweezers.
Long strips OF prepared piper are used for
lighting. This paper burns slowly, and
when required for lighting the pipe is blown
into flame by d peculiar pun. Any Celestial
man, woman or child can produce this flame
with n 81 gle puff, but a European acquires
the same ability only by considerable prac-
tice As each filling produces oily a couple
or puffs. the pipe has tn be rsfilted over and
over again TO obtain satisfaction. Every
time pinch Is smoked the remnant is blown
out by ldting the tube and blowing vigorous
~ through It from the lower end. The RAJ
pidity W th which a devotee of this pipe fills
H., puts the paper into u fame, lights tif
tobacco, blows the paper out again, lifts the
tube, blows out the reftse, fills Il again, etc.
IL quite n remarkable performance. The
common Chinaman uses d pipe of primitive
pattern merely q slender point OF bamboo
with "a hole bored In the side near the closed
end. A pinch OF tobaeon Is laid on the hole
/ aftording one or two whiffs.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-12-03
COMMUNICATIONS.
Obituary.

Died. in South Clarksville Wednesday
morning, November $50, at o'clock, Little
Freddie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Newhouse
age ten years. She has been patient little
sufferer for several years, until at last the
summon came for her to come Home where
suffering, pain and death is felt no more.
lis sad to give up little Freddie, but how
sweet it is to know that she has gone to be an
angel up in the home of the pure and
blessed. Parents and sisters weep no more
the Lord doeth all things well, and bye and
bye you will meet again.
There Ii q Home for away In the sky,
SO pure, so fair and SO bright,
Where loved ones gather around the Savior
And little Freddie Is up there tonight.
TnrSs
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-12-03
A Soul to Heaven.

On November 23d, 1887, 1t pleased our Hcav-
emily Father to remove from our midst little
Freddie, the kind and loving ten year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Newhousc, OF
South GAINESVILLE. Although She was young
in years, she had learned to love her Saviour,
and was quite prepared for her great change,
and felt happy to know she would live with
her Saviour. She was an invalid the greater
part of her short pure life OF nearly eleven
years but the sweetsimpicity and gentleness
ofmanners that always marked her siispcsi-
tion and her efforts to promote the happiness
ofthose around her, greatly endeared her 10
many friends. We will miss her sweet voice
around the evening fireside, but we believe
she is now singing with the angels in the
home where there is no parting. sorrow MOI
signing. Although II Is hard TO give Freddie
up, and we wish we could once more kiss the
wan face and gaze In the beautiful blue eyes
yet we may all find sweet consolation in hei
last words to her mamma, asking her not to
weep, thai she was going to be carried e
Heaven 10 Jesus, where she would livealw
with the beautiful white angels.
Joy 10y forever thy tasks are done,
The gates are passed, and Heaven Is won.
4, We buried her with tears, the beautiful and
young,
While mourning for lovesties thus riven,
Heard angels singing by the open grave,
A soul-another soul To Heaven.
Our hearts leaped up with JOY intense,
n We who with doubts had striven.
48Nhat better could the angels do for her,
Than bear her In tnelr arms 70 Heaven
"A thus Il was that sorrow ceased TO weep,
Nj peace into our hearts was given.
For yz3o would Jar that glorious refrain,
A A8l-anoiher soul to Heaven.
"A FRIEND.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-12-03

Tobacco before the war was one of the prin-
cipal products of West Florida, Since the
war II has been abandoned for long staple
cotton. 1t has been discovered recently that
Florida leaf when properly grown and cured
equalsin quality that of Cuba and Sumatra.
Much OF this years crop sold NJ from 20 10 50
cents per pound, averaging 80 cents. A New
York syndicate has bought 10000 acres OF
land IN Gadsilen and Columbia counties,
Florida, and will plant over 1000 acres III
tobacco during the coming year.